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[Lolocaust]

Hi, I want the user to input a sentence, then output it. The problem is, it's only accepting it if I put it in quotes, or its a number.


lulz = input(Hello there. )
print lulz

Do you know a way, the default would be to put in it quotes?

[Dragonlor511]

you have to make it a raw_input()

for example:

lulz=raw_input()
print lulz


exactly like that

input means you want them to put in a number, and raw_input is for words and letters.
Now if you want them to type it on the same line as your typing, put:

lulz=raw_input("Hello there.")
print lulz

[nog_lorp]

Dragon is not QUITE right. input() evaluates what the user inputs. So it expects a valid python expression. raw_input() just gets the input.

"input() is equivalent to eval(raw_input())"

Also, input() is not safe, since the user can input code and it will be run. For number input, use int(raw_input());